17-11-2008, 02:06 AM
That's interesting, Dawn. It's not surprising though, considering over 50% of the 18-50 age group in the US have used cannabis, leaving one to doubt the practicality of a law which criminalises over half the population:
http://www.alcohol-and-drug-guide.com/ma...e-usa.html
And for those who still think that decriminalisation would lead to an explosion of cannabis use, the evidence points in the other direction. In Holland, where cannabis has been legally available since 1976, the per capita usage is one third that of New Zealand, where prohibition is still in place:
http://www.nzdf.org.nz/lets-talk-about-pot-ChrisFowlie
http://www.alcohol-and-drug-guide.com/ma...e-usa.html
And for those who still think that decriminalisation would lead to an explosion of cannabis use, the evidence points in the other direction. In Holland, where cannabis has been legally available since 1976, the per capita usage is one third that of New Zealand, where prohibition is still in place:
http://www.nzdf.org.nz/lets-talk-about-pot-ChrisFowlie